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Cajun music (French: Musique cadienne), an emblematic music of Louisiana played by the Cajuns, is rooted in the ballads of the French-speaking Acadians of Canada. Although they are two separate genres, Cajun music is often mentioned in tandem with the Creole -based zydeco music.
Música cajun é a música dos cajun, população de origem francesa que se refugiou na Luisiana, tendo desenvolvido uma cultura própria. Enraizada na cultura francesa e língua acadien, oriunda da Acádia no Canadá, surgiu no fim do século XVIII dos acadianos expulsos da Acádia vindo para Luisiana[ 1] e do Oeste texano. [ 2]
- Final do século XVIII, Cajuns
- Música da França
- Interesse nacional na década de 1960, e na publicidade comercial desde meados da década de 1980.
La musique cadienne (ou musique cajun) des habitants francophones de la Louisiane est un mélange de genres musicaux et d'influences culturelles en particulier des ballades des Acadiens du Canada. La musique cajun a influencé la musique populaire américaine en particulier la musique country [1].
Cajun music is a distinctive form of American music that blends French Acadian, German, Spanish, African American, Afro-Creole, Scottish, Irish, and English folk traditions. From its roots in 18th-century Acadian music, it developed over generations in southern Louisiana, where people from these cultures interacted.
What is Cajun Music? Cajun music is most easily recognized by three elements: the button accordion, the fiddle and the French language. Even today’s songwriters write their songs in French, having learned the language from their parents and grandparents, participating in local French tables and through the French immersion school programs.
